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SARAJEVO, January 11 (FENA) - The House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina rejected an initiative of MPs from the opposition parties to dismiss the current convocation of the Council of Ministers, which they discussed at today's session of the House.
Chairman of the BiH Council of Ministers Zoran Tegeltija said the lack of communication with the public was the only shortcoming of the current convocation.
“We should have worked less and communicated more with the public and then you would have admitted to us that we are working properly. This convocation of the Council of Ministers needs and can do better, but we need more support and respect,” said Tegeltija.
He added that he is sure that the majority of BiH citizens want the Council of Ministers to be a place of agreement, compromise and solving life's problems.
Tegeltija responded to some of the numerous criticisms of the work of the BiH Council of Ministers, and some of them were made by SDP MP Saša Magazinović, who emphasized in his speech that the BiH Council of Ministers "acts as a non-governmental organization that monitors what is happening and possibly takes a stand ".
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